Hands-on Workshop
summary
Hands-on workshop shows how to deploy Bicep files via GitHub Actions to provision Azure resources: it creates a resource group, generates a service principal, stores three parameters in Key Vault-stored secrets, and deploys a voting app (Redis backend, .NET API, JS front end) to a three-node AKS cluster. Demo uses VS Code Bicep extension (snippets, linter, visualizer), uses a 4096-bit SSH key, and finishes with a load‑balancer IP confirming the app is reachable.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55Agenda
- 5:18What is Bicep
- 9:24Demo
- 14:06GitHub Actions
- 22:49Environment Variables
- 27:53Creating Secrets
- 33:28Manifests
- 37:36Resource Creation
- 38:58GitHub Actions Workflow
- 40:23GitHub Actions Run
- 43:28Deployment
- 48:13Closing Resources
- 50:28Closing
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